375.Bölüm
Jülide wants Oğuz to go get Aziza. Oğuz takes her home and still wonders why Aziza signed the confessions if she is innocent. Aziza goes to Kiliç and demands to have Ali back. He says he knows nothing. Aziza threatens him but he just expresses desire for her.
Zuhra takes Ali to an isolated shack. He runs and hides in the back of a truck and gets back in the city. Aziza follows Kiliç but it leads nowhere.
People from Mahalle visit Jülide. Asya runs to her grandma lovingly. Yildiz comes and gives the jitters to Canan again. Jülide tells Yildiz that Aziza is innocent and Yildiz is annoyed especially when she realizes Oğuz has gone to get her.
Oğuz drives to Mahalle to Aziza's address. Aziza goes to the police and is about to report her son lost when the convenience store guy calls and says Ali just walked in and he would keep him until she gets back. She is on her way there when Oğuz sees her. He stops her and tells her that she needs to go to the House because his aunt wants her. She says she will not go there. He presses her arm and demands that she do as he says. She slaps him hard and leaves.
Oğuz returns to the House and tells Jülide that Aziza could not come today. Aziza picks up Ali and takes him home. Hediye and Jülide call Aziza. She talks to them. In the morning Oğuz is about to leave and when he opens the door, Aziza is about to knock on it.
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